Task: So,
there is a mole in the task force.
Lizzie is too much of a mess to pull that off, DJ Grossonova seems too
obvious, so I will go with Aleah who seemed like the fourth wheel until they
gave a monologue this week. I was kind of waiting for her to say she made that
up just to get the lady to talk.
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon: I missed why Justina took the place of the
other lady. Hopefully they recapped that
in the Previously On next week.
Only Murders in the Building: I predicted LESTR would not make it to the
end of the season, but I was not expecting him die the very next episode. Or die so hilariously. But with a new one coming, are they just
going to kill LESTR every week? They
will have to run out of money at some point. It is a bit disappointing that in
the fight between the upstairs and downstairs, Nina Lin is nowhere to be found. But hey, we did get Tye-Dye Guy’s dad (at
least I think he was The Super).
But we have new suspects: the widows. What side hustle were
they pulling? And why was Lester
throwing away the invoices at work. I do
not pin them as the killers just yet.
The person who seemed the most suspicious this week was the mayor. As someone who watches too many mysteries,
that guy has to be showing up periodically and played by a recognizable actor
for a reason. Then after the second
season twist, the assistant is also sneaking up my murder board.
Two more things from this episode: it was nice we got the
brothers back (“Mom, I tried salad” might have gotten the biggest laugh of the
episode from me), and after getting an offer on his apartment, will Oliver soon
become Westie too? Will Charles also
follow them? If they are all in the West
Tower next season, I think Vince Fish may end up being the victim.
Alien: Earth: Um,
why did they give the hybrids too much power?
Opening locks, freezing other robots, no auto shutoff. This just seems like a horrible design which
just ruins the show for me. I know you have
to put of with some stupidity when watching horror, but this is a bit much. And the xenomorphs basically becoming pets is just
weird. Who wants to see domesticated
killing machines in a horror show?
The Lowdown: Ethan Hawke in this show remind me of his
performance in Good Lord Bird, the show is good, but wish Hawke would dial it
down a notch or three.
Survivor: Oh,
my goodness, Rizgod is quickly moving up the most annoying characters in this
show’s history. And how did he win his
challenge. Keep digging in place. It is not a hard challenge. But I cannot believe they do not have rules
about looking at other’s progress.
The Challenge: Vets and New Threats: Speaking of cheating, I wish TJ was this passionate
about all forms of cheating. This is
another show that does not care if you cheat off your neighbors. Or help your buddies in elimination. And contestants have been spitting out food
right after going in their mouths for a long time now. Hopefully this is the
start of crackdown on all cheating.
Peacemaker: They
revealed something that everyone already figured out, they are in Nazi
world. Though we did not figure out what
became of Judomaster. I am guessing when
the mob catches up to Adebayo, they will throw her in whatever camp they are
keeping Judomaster. But the question is
how will Peacemakers rescue them and get John away from his father? Hopefully the Sons of Liberty have a big network
in this universe. Thankfully they put Superman on The Max just in time for that cameo to make sense.
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